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I really can’t shrug off the thought that this series started to go downhill the moment it became almost like a sci-fi derivative of Milton’s Paradise Lost. Oh well. Will still continue because I’m still hoping there’s a twist in the end.

That battle was quite confusing. Whyyyy

I miss feeling like this over a book. The balance of hard fantasy, philosophy, and romance is something I haven’t consumed lately since I read Sanderson’s Warbreaker. And even that wasn’t as spicy as this. I’m really enjoying it so far.

Here Soonchanged… I’m not familiar with your game. Who are you?

Drama. Drama. Drama. Prolonging the drama.

Got this book as a birthday present! Can’t wait to start!

Balat. Balat. Balat. I was surprised, really. I wonder if there’s a Filipino character too.

OMG. I miss Kharn Sagara so much!

I only read 26 pages last year and decided to take a pause in this universe. But today I’m back, and man it’s the best timing ever. The plot is getting trippier. Hoping to finish this before the release of Shadows Upon Time.

Learning a lot of things. I wish I’m as lucid as the author.

Very enlightening, so far.

It’s not looking good for our characters.

The waves are coming. I can feel it. I can feel a 200-feet tsunami coming.

I’m already in the verge of tears. This is going to be one hell of an emotional ride.

Benetar expresses, rightfully so, what I’ve been longing to express.

The course of events affirms and solidifies my belief on the inalienable right to die, to choose when and how, to be assisted with utmost care throughout the process.

Putting it down again because the feels. I. JUST. CAN’T.

WTF Shiori lol

A tame portal fantasy so far. Good for readers who want to explore fantasy for the first time.

So far the vibes reminds me of Six of Crows.

What could be the last twist?

I’m flying through the pages! It’s THAT engaging.

Wow. This Lemming Paradox is intriguing. Also, the interludes between parts are a nice touch. Makes the narrative feel more “global”.

This is taking time and I like the slow-burn vibe of it all.

The premise is so Shustermanic.

This is hitting right on the feels.

It’s so entertaining.

This is exactly why I love Bardugo’s writing. Its vividness evoke pictures that breathe.

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

Ugh! It’s getting exciting!